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precedent-taglisted

Show or set this project's tags, which is how precedent finds comparable work. Use when a project is untagged, when its brief reports no matches, or when the user asks what kind of project the graph thinks this is.
asm0dey/precedent · ★ 0 · Data & Documents · score 68
Install: claude install-skill asm0dey/precedent
# Show or set this project's tags With nothing to add, show the vocabulary and this project's current tags: ```bash uv run <cli> tag --project . ``` To add tags: ```bash uv run <cli> tag --project . --add "<comma-separated tags>" ``` `<cli>` is this package's `precedent.py`; the `precedent` skill says how to locate it. Always look at the vocabulary before coining anything. Matching is exact, so a near-duplicate hides half the history from the other half; the command refuses obvious collisions but cannot know whether you meant something genuinely different. Prefer several small orthogonal tags (`backend`, `java`, `distributed`) over one compound name — each part is reused by other projects, which is what makes overlap meaningful. In a monorepo, tag each module separately and tag the root with what is true of the whole repository.